Disease and Healing in the New Testament is a comprehensive and critical examination of New Testament data relating to disease and healing from scientific and medical perspectives as well as theological perspectives. Particular attention is given to the recorded healings by Jesus in the Gospels and by the Apostles in Acts, relating them to modern medical concepts, particularly diagnostic categories. This book argues that the healings undertaken by Jesus and the Apostles show the consistent and coherent pattern of conditions amenable to 'folk medicine.'

"This book is warmly recommended as a competent study of its subject, noteworthy for the comprehensive notes and references that follow each chapter." - The Expository Times

"This book is warmly recommended as a competent study of its subject, noteworthy for the comprehensive notes and references that follow each chapter." - The Expository Times